"On the job, on the record" says NH Reaganite

Sponsor: http://PatriotInternet.com - George Lambert from New Hampshire's "Reagan Network" says we liberty activists need to learn to speak in viral soundbites. His soundbite advocating the right to record police: "On the job means on the record." This vid was first shot and/or produced in early 2009.

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[brizzlie]

I like that! On the job, on the record!

[JosiahsBackpack]

Yes, sir. I like that. They are performing a public duty therefore they should have NO expectation of their actions being private.

If you are on the job, you are on the record. THUMBS UP!!

[TerrorWarrior5000]

This guy is not a Reaganite he is a Faganite.

[TerrorWarrior5000]

@krazy2781 He is a liberal with tenny wee wee.

[krazy2781]

acting like a robotic retard in your videos, wont get you more viewers... if your trying to be funny, hire someone else who IS funny.

[lilrufus12]

his he from NH

[TEBON]

if they've got nothing to hide, then they've got nothing to worry about

hehe

[whoo689]

If a public official doesn't want to be videotaped, what is he hiding? If he can't even submit to some questions and/or being taped on the record, something's definitely wrong. If the guy isn't abusing his power, what's wrong with being recorded? I like this guy's phrase. On the job DOES mean on the record.

[Boomshoggalogga]

You're absolutely right on both points. That's why I support these vigilant grassroots efforts.

[monadog3]

[...] unless of course these law enforcement agencies are operating above the law with their surveillance programs [...]

They demonstrably have been and are.

"[...]in which case they should be struck down by the Supreme Court. "

Fat chance. The SCOTUS is on the take too. They're part of the problem, not part of the solution -- ever since Marbury v. Madison.

[Boomshoggalogga]

The government surveils people all the time. They put cameras in traffic lights, police cars and even store fronts in some towns (at least over in England, but I would suppose that it happens here too).

I say the public has every right to follow suit and tape the police officers, unless of course these law enforcement agencies are operating above the law with their surveillance programs, in which case they should be struck down by the Supreme Court.

[P3rf3ctStorm]

Yeah, I've been wondering about that too.